DVD ReBuilder Free/Pro : Download, Settings, Guide & FAQ's

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Version 0.65

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- Integrated an exciting new visual interface designed by Rockas. Thanks, my friend. May the road rise up to meet you, and the wind be always at your back. This interface is the first step in enabling "skin" capability for DVD-RB.

- Multiple angles and ILVU (Interleaved VOBU Units) are now supported.

The method used has worked successfully on all multiangle and seamless branching discs I've tested to date.

- Note: The greatest challenge I've run into with multiple angles and ILVU is that they are already pretty tightly bitrate bound -- and any smaller sizing at all seems to noticably degrade the quality. So for this version I've decided to not further compress the ILVU portion of a film. In my testing it has shown to not be worth the quality loss -- the largest ILVU portion of any film I've found is too small to have any significant impact on available bitrate.

I can readdress if anyone finds a DVD in which this isn't the case.

- Fixed an error in which the "Steal Space From Extras" settings were not loading properly from .RBD files during batch encoding.

- Added a new selection list to the main screen so subpicture streams can now be individually selected. Be careful when removing subpictures, especially when they are shown as "Unk" -- some special features can rely on subpictures. I personally never remove any subpictures -- they are too small to even consider for recovering space.

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October 31st, 2004 (v0.66a)
- Fixed the Rebuilder form's header -- removed "3" from the title
- Fixed an error in which the Subtitles listbox wasn't visible and could not
be accessed.
October 30th, 2004 (v0.66)
- Corrected an error in which ReJig encoding failed during the "PREPARE" stage
when working on a disc with ILVU and/or angles.
- Corrected an error that incorrectly always set the "Aspect_Ratio=" variable
in the .D2V file to 16:9. (No impact noted in previous version).
- Found and fixed an error in which interleaved sources, under certain conditions
could redirect the PREPARE and/or ENCODE date an incorrect directory.
- Fixed an error in which Subtitles having an number higher than 9 would be
incorrectly shown out of order in the "Subtitles to Keep" listbox.
- Added support for "Skins" -- user programmable definition files can be created
that load backgrounds, set text, and allow you to customize the way you want
DVD-RB to look. NOTE: When DVD-RB is executed it will automatically create
a SKINS directory within it's execution path! Several default files will then
be created in that directory... these files define the default skins. Two
defaults are provide. "Rockas Original" is the interface you've seen, as it
was released in version 0.65. Also provide as a default is "Windows Standard"
which is very similar to what you would have seen in version 0.64a. You can
modify them, customize them, do whatever you want... but remember if you ever
run into problems you can always delete the files -- and DVD-RB will recreate
them the next time it is executed. You can use the two default skins as a
baseline for new ones you create. Simply copy the files, rename, and modify
and you can play to your heart's content. The name you use (e.g. "My Skin.txt")
when creating a new file, will be added to the "Skins" menu the next time
DVD-RB is executed. The SKIN code is new -- so some beta problems and feedback
is expected. Enjoy.
October 17th, 2004 (v0.65)
- Integrated an exciting new visual interface designed by Rockas. Thanks, my
friend. May the road rise up to meet you, and the wind be always at your back.
This interface is the first step in enabling "skin" capability for DVD-RB.
- Multiple angles and ILVU (Interleaved VOBU Units) are now supported. The
method used has worked successfully on all multiangle and seamless branching
discs I've tested to date.
- Note: The greatest challenge I've run into with multiple angles and ILVU is
that they are already pretty tightly bitrate bound -- and any smaller sizing
at all seems to noticably degrade the quality. So for this version I've
decided to not further compress the ILVU portion of a film. In my testing it
has shown to not be worth the quality loss -- the largest ILVU portion of a
film I've found is the Matrix, and it is too small to have any significant
impact on available bitrate. I can readdress if anyone finds a DVD in which
this isn't the case.
- Fixed an error in which the "Steal Space From Extras" settings were not
loading properly from .RBD files during batch encoding.
- Added a new selection list to the main screen so subpicture streams can now
be individually selected. Be careful when removing subpictures, especially
when they are shown as "Unk" -- some special features (e.g. "follow the rabbit")
rely on subpictures.

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